The series of lessons throughout the book are designed to help you find, develop and tell the right story at the right time in all WorkLife situations – in day-to-day communication: WorkLife and feedback conversations, presentations, talks, and negotiations, at interviews, and when socialising and networking in building and maintaining good relationships.
Category Archives: Your WorkLife Your Way
How Self-Observation Can Help Your Self-Acceptance and Self-Realisation
Sleeping on it can help for sure, but some emotions last longer than a day. Continue to acknowledge your emotions and let go of those that don’t persist.
How Observational Comedy Helps You to Be Creative In Your Thinking
“Have you ever noticed how the most intriguing individual in the room seems content to listen more than speaking?”
How to Build Your WorkLife Around What Engages and Inspires You
Following what engages and inspires you in living a fulfilled WorkLife will give you courage to buckle the trend to move in a new direction
A Turning Point Story: How Sometimes What You Think You Want, and Need Are Incorrect
Step 1: Think about a belief you have had in the past about something you want and need. Consider if that’s something you still want and need. Question if the way you went about fulfilling this want and need was incorrect or correct.
How to Self: Coach, Direct and Lead To Achieve Your Dreams and Goals
Bridget has begun to establish herself as a guest speaker and panel member, which in turn is allowing her to become an established and recognised literary artist who is respected for her work, through which she makes a living.
How to Fine-Tune Your Hard and Soft Skills Learning Development and Growth Needs
Delilah takes a combined approach to her learning, development and growth needs. Fine-Tuning her hard and soft skills
How To Plan Going Freelance
She had a plan that had formed out of a desire to do good—a desire to make a positive impact to the lives of less privileged children.
Our Best Path Usually Begins by Acknowledging That We Do, in Fact, Have a Choice
When people or situations cause you to feel uncomfortable, take time to reflect on what it was that made you feel that way. Do this by replaying the moment in your mind, observing what was going on around you – what was said, how people were behaving.
A Lesson in Self-Awareness
Lesson 1: He ‘“got to wondering’ how his songs related to literature.” ‘Wondering’ is such a simple step and lesson in self-awareness.